Work study learn plan urged for colleges and towns
A state commission led by Assemblyman Charles D. Henderson urges two year colleges to adopt work study learn curricula to supply manpower for municipal services. The plan ties student work to post graduate service, with on and off campus learning and tuition assistance. Local governments hesitate over funding while colleges cite existing programs and veteran parallels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Henderson
R-Hornell
Syracuse Area
Syracuse University
Commission
Mary Rosalie Brady
Maria Regina College
DeBaum
Cazenovia
Newsboy Killed by Car on Route 49 in Marcy
A 14 year old newsboy, Marty Drugolecki, delivering papers homeward on Route 49 east of Cavanaugh Road in Marcy, was struck and killed by a car. Driver Doris E. White, 60, of Taberg, said she did not see him as roads were icy with snow. The youth died at St. Luke’s Hospital in Utica.
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Rt. 49
Cavanaugh Road
Marcy
New Hartford
Marty Drugolecki
Thaddeus Drugolecki
Seymour Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Utica
T. L. Sears
Doris E. White
Main Street
Taberg
Liverpool High School Teen Patty Yasky Profile
Patty Yasky, senior at Liverpool High School, daughter of Richard and Mrs Yasky of 48 Cherry Tree Circle, is active in student council, the Superintendent's Advisory Cabinet, Girls Athletic Association and multiple sports teams. She captains the girls swim team and hopes to become a physical education teacher after college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Yasky
Liverpool High School
Richard Yasky
Cherry Tree Circle
Liverpool
Girl's Athletic Association
Pally
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Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Erwin G. Schultz
Donald W. Darrone
Allen Tool Corp
Carlyle Smith
Longley- Jones Associates
Joseph L. Nicholson
Metropolitan Bank
Robert G. Cox
Lincoln First Bank-Central
Charles A. Chappell Sr
C. E. Chappell & Sons
Parker Wicks
First Trust & Deposit Co
The
Chamber
Vincent C. DeBaum
Cazenovia College
DeBaumi
Newsboy
Auto
Shoppingtown
Fairmount Fair
Lily of France
Famous Maker
Carter
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